The Lancaster news. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, January 06, 1914, Page 4, Image 5
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Qllje Hatiraetcr Nnua
(HKM1-WKKKLY.) Ye
JUANITAWTLJB Editor to
W. H. HOUGH.. .BHIMH Hp. Wl
ruBUHHiCRs* announcement! to
Published Tuesdays and toi
Fridays at Lancaster. 8. C.. to
by The Lancaster Publishing
Company, successors to The po
Ledger, established 1852; The tie
Review, established 1878; The tnt
Rnt^.-nrlco .ot.Kll.k.H 1 0 O 1
a?M?wa |T? 1DV| VOV? UtIOUUVi AW?/ A| I 1
and entered an second-class
matter Oct. 7, 1905, at the kt*
postofllce at Lancaster. S. C., nu
under Act of Congress of th<
llarch 3. 1879 .
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TUESDAY, JANUARY ?. 1?14. tim
? fea
?Weather forecast for South 5lff<
Carolina: Partly cloudy Tuesday to
and Wednesday; warmer Wednesday
In west portion.
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Ken
Just one week from today the legislature
will meet in annual session '
the
and then what? 4.
the
van
The nights are getting shorter.
"Why should not the electric light
bills do likewise?
cou
aid
We would like to see the capital
of our state get that regional bank
pat
next to Rock Hill.
all
You can not start the new year
, cou
better than to subscribe to The (
News, if you are not already a subcou
scrlber.
tru
You can't well afford to be with- j
out your county paper. It will keep ,
you posted twice a week as to what
is going on in and out of the county, t ^
' ma
The Anderson Mail wants to know ...
We
why it is that in cold weather you ^
think your house is the coldest in
town. Because it may bj for a fact.
as
Mr. A. S. Douglass of Winnsboro, ,
one of the oldest lawyers in the state, iss f
died yesterday. He served with gal- evt!
lantry during the late war. lie was fee
an able lawyer and an upright man nto
and citizen. 'ONN
abc
Would not this be an opportune
time to organize that chamber of K'ni
commerce? There are several things ue{
we must do for Lancaster this year, pat
so let's begin in time. sen
ent
The Yorkville Enquirer, which is
nlways enterprising, is now republishing
from the old files of that ,
paper the happenings in that county jn^(
before and shortly after the late Civil sell
War. It makes very interesting a 1
reading. wh
___ nes
If a big millionaire Republican and
ex.cabinet member like John Wanna- jnK
maker can give his approval to the on
new Democratic tariff and currency ^al
laws, it looks like the other big
business concerns of the country cor
ought to be satisfied. are
?? tak
We are republishing in this issue brc
two selections from The Fountain
Inn Tribune, perhaps one of the
smallest sheets issued from any press nit
in South Carolina, but one of the an<
? ., ,1 .kl. 1 _ lifi
m ipiiiimt auu ?i/ij cuuru pupris 111 ,
the state. For some reason we have a ;
missed getting several recent Issues pr(
and when the issue of January first me
came to our desk we were glad to get _e)
It.
foi
Col. George Harvey, editor of The wh
North American Review, one time an
ardent admirer of Woodrow Wilson, mf
and who could not say too much in dif
his praise, has now become very , 1*0
pessimistic and is now criticising the
public acts of the President. The ^
Columbia Record attributes the an
Colonel's present frame of mind to a Ari
torpid liver, but the true cause Is
doubtless his close proximity to Wall
street and the great money interests. P*
______________ tai
As a sample of Mississippi wit, th?
State Senator Hobbs of that state, po
immediately after bis acquittal by a un
JJury on a charge of soliciting a bribe, dei
. the charge being made by Governor fat
Brewer, wired the governor as follows:
"Thought you would be interested.
I was acquitted this morn- ob;
ing." The governor Immediately re- thl
plied, "I was interested. In fact I La
was surprised at the verdict, since mo
you confessed on the stand you pie
^nliclted a bribe." gui
W
THE LA
our AIM. the Ml
In this the beginning of the New There Is t
ar. The News extends greetings Mexican situ
all the people of Lancaster county, alists or ret
3 want everybody to feel that this all their ov
their paper and as we go forward part of the
work for the advancement of both certain wha
vn and county, we call upou you now looks
give us your co-operation and sup- prediction v
rt. We have one of the best coun- Huerta will
s in the state. Our people are as when this t
;elligent and patriotic as any and that the s
is our purpose to ao all we can to can give a i
ep her in the forefront with the atorm.tossec
>st enlightened and progressive of then it will
3 counties. We have endeavored United Stati
the past, as we expect to do In the is to be pre
Lure, to hold up high ideals and to bring order
among the leaders in the public will moan
aught of the county and state, bloody war.
me of our utterances upon public eminently ri
itters at times may not accord with a ,ast resori
a views of some of our readers. If ?
were possible we would like to The Colui
ase everybody, but our chief aim Hirprlngham
11 not be to please, but to speak letter from
} truth. We will repeat, what we bad ronton,
ve said on more than one occasion, bama in w
it in our opinion a newspaper thought of 1<
>uld strive to mould public opln- there are tc
i. Hence it must inform itself up- have decid<
all questions affecting the people. Could -Comn
i then tell them the truth about Watson trut
Too many public jojurnals are South Carol
itented with tilings as they are?
re no decided opinions on any mat- The Charl
s?simply drift along with the "upon the hi
leral run of affairs, fearing all the Charles W.
le to take any decided stand for distlnguishei
r the subscription list may be North State
?ctod. While we expect the paper |"ls nt)l a cai
advance the interest of those who earth." In
re put their money in the enter- offlce-seekins
se, this will be subordinated to the
leral Rood of the county. So long The Colun
the present editor is at the helm, fact that
dollar and cents idea will not be primary elec
i first consideration, but the ad- 191? to 191
lcement of the interests of all of 000> or 30'0'
people along progressive lines. some people
ro the farming Interests of the nee(ls no ref?
inty, we expect to give all possible
and encouragement, realizing it is
them chiefly, that all other occu- Q*
ions are indebted. J vjCy (-?./.?
rhis being our aim, we call upon
the people of the old Red Rose
inty, to unite with us in striving
keep her so far ahead of the other Mrs! Leroy !
inties in the state that we can most enjoyal
ly say, "Lancaster Leads." The g
door by Mrs.
5VKRY >1.\X TO THK WHKF.I, "rown
1T the parlor b;
Ae heartly endrse the following Mrs. John 1
timent from The Cheraw Cliron. V. William
' end ask a perusal of it by everv Roldridge, II
woman and child In our tow,,', ".^hono/ao
( all love Lancaster and we could The hostess
umwlurv for tliu if ......i.i ir> tin nlncrnn
all times be animated by the sen- p. trimin
> < . charm in#? In
icnts expressed by 1 he ( lironicie Rown Gf pinl
follows: with lace. I
'The only way to build up a town manners are
or everyone to go hand in baud? hosts of friei
rv man to the wheel. Banish all m'w
lings of discord, if any; let bar- '-v decorated
ny prevail and prosperity will fol- * ''
. Talk about your town, write frappe in t
?ut it, speak about it. encourage \Yylle and M
ir men at the heed of municipal af- j (jregor
rs; clioke the croakers, gag the tjlo sitting r
imbiers and squelch the scolders. a course wl
lutify the streets In every way, then repaire
ronize its merchants, refrain from where the 'c
ding outside for goods, favor homo and white ai
erprises always, and if you can't cream, fruit
11k of some good word to say. keep ladies servini
et. Be a hustler and keep it up. dining rooms
.tired in ever
.... ,? guests partoi
'As a citizen of this community, go Vitality
a private communion with yourr
this New Year morning and take j i)Pspjto I
ittle Inventory of your town, in ?ujte a num
Ich you are a stockholder. Busi- at jK
? corporations are deeply en- on Friday e
ssed at the beginning of every hours were i
r in the bothersome and painstalt- gresslve gam
work of figuring up everything ments wree
shelves and in books to strike a
ance on last year's business and Miss Kliz
n for the coming twelve months. Springs entei
b city or town is really a business honor of he
poration in which you as citizens Sowell Qu
i stockholders, so it Is time for nPor,iP' Pniov
Ing an Inventory so you may be peop,e pnJoy
>perly informed about your com- I
nity and Intelligently plan to lm- 1 ,<*rk 1
>ve it. ! The land f
'Make an inventory of the commu- yesterday bi
y's resources. accomplishments the case of
I failures of 1913 and Its possiblll- plaintiffs, vs
s and opportunities for 1914. 265 acres ii
"What has it today It did not have was hid ofT
year ago today? This may be torney. for
>gress in business, public Improve- 1 1? the cai
ints, happiness, industry. others, plal
"What are Its present greatest and others,
eds? Knumerate them. i 247 *4 acres
"What are its most essential needs of the count;
' 1914? Put them down add see. tracts. 93 i
lat you can do to promote them. J- Sims for
"Various social organizations mav It. V. I,. Sir
II spend a portion of their first by I). K. i
teting in the New Year for such a acres by W.
icusslon of town advancement and In the cai
r plans for the coming year. canttle Com]
"You must help this community if the sherlfT
u would have it help you; you must 21 1-3 acres
<e an interest In it and Its future plaintiff for
d. in startlne. it is essential that i ?
st of all you know your town." Auctioneer
The last Issue of that excellent The usual
per. The Newberry Observer, con- cro)vrt *'as J
' ' sorts of thl
ns In Its editorial columns under craj hundre<
a caption, "Time Files," several $2.60 plug
Inted paragraphs which Indicate 1 P. Stogner \
mlstakably that its editor has sud- | lan(,.0[ri
\ .w .. .? ? .w anfl tl
nly come to the realization of the gtre t a
:t that he is growing old. midst of h<
from the sle
"Another place that we might not flv?-yf'ar-ol<l
... ..... ? |t othe sore
|ect to living in If there was any- that only t
ng in a name is Pleasant Plain in bidders wer
ncaster county."?Greenville Pled- kept Stogne
int. The place Is all right, both part "r the v
" , , _ kept his vol*
asant and plain. Come on, we ' jea8| jjjj
srantee you a warm welcome. j day.
IV
lNCASTER NEWS, JANUARY 6, 1914.
SXICAN SITUATION. ????????????????
10 material change in the *
lation. The Constitution- * BUSINESS.
>els seem to be having it *****#****.#***?.?
ni way in the northern
republic. It Is yet un- fountain Inn Tribune.
t the end will be. but it t T1i? pUbll? d?** fU,Hy "
? .j ' ? , stand the why and wherefore c
as if President llson s newspaper business. People wh
vill come true, and that too proud of ask a grocer for a i
go to the wall. But of sugar will unblushlngly i
lappens, it is not certain newspaper for something of
meolnilnnieio
I UvV.UiJOl U t ICI VIUIIUIIIOIO m. . , ,
. . _ . - - ^ The newspaper business is ui
stable government to the A publisher enters into coi
1 republic. If they can't with the United States goveri
1 be squarely up to the and secures a cheaper rate of
>s, if the Monroe doctrine 'nK than a private Individual cai
. . , cure. Armed with this cheaper
-served, to intervene and lng prlvlleKe> the pubi,8her ca
out of choase. But this ter the market and offer his se
a long protracted anil as a disspminator of inforinati
So President Wilson is manufacturer of publicity.
ght to make intervention The services he thus renders
considerable value. Indeed, it
service that could not, at pr
be rendered by any other agent
nbia State says that The Jflnie was when a planter, i
i Ledger has received a ing to have a sale of personal
an Ohio merchant who ertv, would write a notice to
... , . . . effect and paste or tack it on s
'Plated moving to Ala- alongside t?he hlgliway. A ,u,
hlcli he said, "We had Gf people would see the notice,
seating in your state, but would tell others, and the d<
>o many killings; so we result would he accomplished
3d to look elsewhere." ter a fa8h,?n' But today the ,
. er can, and usually does, invest
ilsslouer of Immigration tr-five Cents or more in news]
hfully advise him to try publicity, and five thousand p
iha? learn that he intends having a
where perhaps one nundfed' i
have found it out by the old me
otte Observer announces A similar service, rhougli in t
guest auwiomy mat air. er degree, is sold to merchant!
Tlllett, one of the most retailer of merchandise can.
1 lawyers of the Old ver>* *m?U expense, keep his
and business almost constantly
, residing in harlotte, forp Beveral thousand people,
ndidate for any ofllce ou has special bargains or goods o
these days of so much usual quality to offer, no other
this is refreshing. tem so far devised will quickl
cheaply carry this information t
people.
ibia State points out the This ability to act as special
s Democratic vote in the senger from one merchant to se
t ion has increased from thousand possible customers Is
2 from 110,000 to 140,- mak?", the Publishing of newsp;
possible.
00 in two years, and yet Subscription receipts do not.
contend that the primary rule, pay for the blank paper
ulations. mailing of any publication. So
it can be truthfully said that
licity is the newspaper man's
????????????i stock In trade. By manufact
a j ATT* lire* publicity he makes his livingCT.J*.
/V r*- {Sy O his profit. This publicity has a
tan established value to persoi
business, and the publisher ci
. . .be expected to give it free of ch
nt reception given by Various publications have va
Perry, complimentary to rulp8 aa to what 80rt of 8tufr
springs, was one of the bp oharKP(1 foFi and wbat HOrt ,
Me occasions of the sea- ed frep Rut the Reneral 8y8tf
"nnl8 "T "let V Jh? ^ charge the regular rate for i
has. D. Jones and Mrs. j anything that will be of val
. and were ushered into thp wanting it printed.
y Mrs. J. P- Hunter and Thp Tribune ha8 followed
S Mesdames T. ru,p s,noe |tg fir8t ,88Up
f' iV" m' ??i, Some persons have thought I
' ,H- oLUr^h,SOo and lri\ just to charge church socleth
od with Mrs. Perry and J , f not|oefl of pntprtalnl,
est in the receiving line. 8lipppr8. TUlt thp8P 8anlP 8O0;
was unusually handsome ? , charge the public.
white crepe gown with (bprpforp thp pub?city they d
ings. Mrs. Springs was h d d , whp,
an elaborate evening adm|flfilon ,8 (o ,)P charged. n<
? t>roca<|e satin trimmed , , bP 8old> no collection ti
nriking for Mrs s'prfngs "otlces are printed free,
making tor Mrs. springs r.,nl8 of thanks have been ai
ads and admirers in her f m,8undor8tanding.
The parlor was tasteful- (> d , to |h Jk
with crimson polnsetta. Neighbors for certain kindn
'g the receiving ladies * , oaob of t
hTh?l? V?? Mr? T Put this would take conslde
Js Frank Harper Mrs' time Hnd rost somewhat for pos
? ? J ?? iaV , . The cheaper way is to Invest tw
oom where was sorved ?v" ?""??? service
ith 'txifr tiip bow can any reasonahle being
Ith coffe. The guests thig 8PrvlcP free?
(1 tu v..t- .uuiu, - Frpqupntiy thts paper rec
olor scheme was through the mall notices or car
nd were regaled 1th thanks, unaccompanied by payt
and pound The Th(,8e have aiways been printed
g In the hall, sitting and statement of the cost sent tc
, were handsome y at- person whQ aRked for publlcity.
ilng gow ns. About fifty t casnf, these statements
ok of Mrs. Perr> s hos- ^ lRnored and the cost ol
work has been carried on the t
* * * as a loss.
the Inclement weather In order to obviate this sort o
ber of the young people noyance, In the future The Trl
>me of Mr. Frank Harper wm not print notices or cards
ivenlng, where several thanks that are not accompanle
ileasantly passed In pro- the cash.
ies, after which refresh- jn order to determine whethe
served. notice you want printed will be
* * * or charged for, ask yourself
abeth Clark of Heath ..]f thi? notice Is printed, will It
rtalned Tuesday night In me annoyance? Will It save
r guest. Miss Flonney time? Will It save me exp?
lte a number of young Wm jt benefit me In dollars
ed the evening. cents?"
If It will do any of these t'
mid Sheriff's Sales. you may depend on paying tc
mid by the clerk of court publication.
rought good prices. In ???"? ~~~
Minnie Rarton et al., Mr. M. C. Billings Bead.
. P. B. Lynn and others, The older residents of the
l Cedar Creek township will learn with deep regret o
by W. P. Robinson, at- death of Mr. Moultrie CI
$2,850. Billings, which sad event
?e of R. F. L. Sims and curred In Camden, (where
ntlffs, vs, Roy J. Sims had been taken for treat
defendants, a tract of some time ago) on the first
In the Fork Hill section of the new year. His remains
1/ wnu Knlr) III frill r SPVOrnl IntorrnH loci Prlihiv Koci(Ha thf
acres was bid tn by Hoy his wife in Camden. He was nu
$1,395. 101 acres 'by about six years ago to Miss
ns for $2,525. 77 acres Myers, who predeceased him
lims for $1,155. 77 % two years since. The only im
IT. Clyburn for $849.75. ate relatives surviving htm is a
se of the Lancaster Mer- daughter, Margaret, four yean
pany vs. C. DeWitt Short, and an only sister, Mrs. R. P.
sold under execution of Abbeville, Oa. Mr. Billing!
which was bid in by the the eldest son of the late Capt.
$50. nedy G. Billings and his wife
ereen Mayer Billings. He was
\V. P. Htogner in His 4 8 years of age and was borr
Glory. reared in Lancaster. Moultrie,
first Monday In January wa* '?mJI,ariy known to his fr
n town yesterday and all was kind hearted ana generouf
ngs were sold from sev- t?HU- Hl? y?un*?r bro
1 acres of land down to a UODe" anQ "??>Ron. preoocease<
mule and Auctioneer W. Borne as?vas
in his glory. He cried _ ~ ~ ~ .
from the court house '>r* Wchw?1 D. Kmart, Meth
hen he descended to the Die* in Charlottesville, Va
nd planted himself in the Charlottesville, V., Jan. 4.>rses
and mules galore; Rev. I)r. Richard Davis Smi
ek twelve hundred pound prominent Methodist minister,
mule that brought $300 here today, after a protracted II
back plug 25 years old Dr. Smart, during a long perl
wrought $2.50. But the service, had held various pasU
e a merry set and they In Virginia and South Carolina
r busy. But the strange had been connected prominently
vhole business is "W. P." the Little Rock, Memphis, St.
ce all the time, not being ond Louisville conferences,
hoarse at the end of the survived by Mrs. Smart, forme'
Charleston, 8. C., and Ave chlldt
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te \ Money
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- | Ctart the j
3 : ^Foundations
mall- * g~* -m y j
: jor YOlir jjL\
01 FORTUNE
souid I The officers of our bank are al
ittaod.1 ! ' I
creat- * give the benefits of their expedience to
' * '
name * whom we wish a most prospers us and H
f be
If 1,e ! Make OUR Hank YOUR Banl
f un
ays- ;
Iv or
0 the J ??
E:1 The First Nations
apera *
as a' OF LANCASTER.
and j *
that ; ; C. D. JONES, R. E. WYL.IE, E. 1
? president. Vice President.
li rl n k V
?and '/j^777WW7MM??7r7r?7?777^^^^?7?
1 Cer- > ? ? ?
ia In
in not MONTANA GOES SOUTH. 8AI
rioui January 5, at
shall Battleship Sails For Pensacola With I will ofTe
?rlnt- Many Sailors. January 5th,
;m la Philadelphia, Jan. 4?The United the highest b
?tates u _ Montana sailed parcel of land
ue 10 from the Philadelphia navy yard to- ? , .
I day for Penaacola, Fla. In addition 1 ounty or l.a
this t0 jler own crew there were aboard Carolina, Buf
I A AA 11 t ... li. . I ?. 1 -- nn Hio nnrtl
I t uv naiiuio i i win inc uaiiirnuip iuauu, ?.?? "vi vi
t un. who will be transferred to the battle- i Wright, west
8 or 8hip Texas at Newport News. ! hy Willie M<
nenta . The transport Hancock with a reg- ! Kstridge, co
leties iment of marines, large quantities of good commi
and ammunition and other stores sailed ; farm with 5
lesire early today for Culebra, P. It., pass- | forest, good j
e no jnK out the Delaware breakwater to- ' well of watei
5 ar* night. ' barns.
?ken, j | i have movi
j What One Cow Did. ! to sell for cas
1 tVe Mrs. W. P. Stogner owns a grade PaPera,
j Devon cow, which she commenced D- A.
milking the last week in February,
hem 1? 13, and the net results of what
ruble l'iat one cow dld '8 Interesting and C
. instructive to consider. Besides furentv
niehing the family of five with miik g-pATF OF Si
ai.d butter and a servant with ?ne,
half gallon of buttermilk daily, Mrs. County c
"j Stogner sold milk and buttei besides By j. e. Stew
, amounting to $135 up to New Vear s Whereas, I
ds of-duv We c,a,ai thla n* a record made suit to(
nent breaker. of admlnlstra
ftn,j ? effects of Job
; (he MONEY TO LOAN.
Hut I admonish all
have I red and credi
f the 1 am now prepared, as heretofore, ( ed> that they
U> negotiate iWSfXMOO and 'Hi'fjoe
f wards on first mortgagfc on improved IJary 13 1913
bune cotton farms In LancaAer county, on thereof,' at 1
i of lonf time, repayable In^nnual In- noon, to shf
d by stallments at 7 per cent* interest. have: .why.
No commission charged! Only a "bould not be
r the small fee for fnrnlshlng abstract of , 0 .a und<
free uUe. \ !da* of D?cem
this: R. K. WTXJE.
save Attorney-*l-L*w.
me 1
inse? |
? Boys and (
'?? STAR THEATRE AURpTRlJ
tment The Beautiful Auto Truck now on\ Exhibitic
d?y will be given away on Jan. 31st to tWchild\w
, of STAR THEATRE CUPONS. 1
l"eu $5.00 IN GOLD WILL BE GIVEN TO THE I
CHILD WINNING THE TRL
How to (net C on
Ken- We give a Cupon with every ticket you buy
Kath- moth, neighbors and friends to come to the
about so that they can give you the coupons which
1 a"d every ticket they buy. When you.have collect
lend*! them to our ticket window and we will give yo
i to a Do this every time you get 50 coupons. Keep
then, will count as 50 coupons.
1 him
Iiuportai
k On Jan. 30th make a package of the heceipts
4rt ? bring them to the STAR THEATRE before 8
died full name and address is on the package. I
ineaa. counted and the boy or girl holding the higl
od tof the winner of the beautiful Auto Truck.
>rateii
" a"d The name of the winner will be given out at l
iyouis at the STAR THEATRE.
!}* 'J Bring your friends and come to the STAR T1
"n. beautiful Auto TRUCK.
mm ' i in * ? ? in
S. Government: .M
ways pleased to Ijl
our patrons, to 1*1
appy New Year. K]
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'
il Bank I
'
#'
?. croxtom, : :
Cashier.
ie of land
liiuitastor Court House.
ir for sale on Monday,
at Lancaster, S. C., to
ldder, all that piece or
I Wing and being In the
nJistepr^S^ate of South
0 Thrown snip, bounded
1 by lands/of Burwell
by A. T. Walters, south
:Manus, east by W. M.
ntaining 105 acres, In
lnlty, goad two horse
0 or 55 original
mature, 4 slrings, good ?<?
r, z gooa tiouses, gooa
ed to Kerslinw and want
ih, purchaser paying for
IGHT, Kerlhaw, S. C.
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CITATION.
OUTH CAROLINA,
it Lancaster.
to an, Judge of Probate,
drs. L. A. Hinson has
me to grant her letters
<ikn or the estate and
injs. Hinson, deceased,
merefore, to cite and
and singular the klndthe
said deceasbe
and appear before
ourt of probate, to be
aster en Tuesday, Jan,
next/after publication
1 o'cpck in the fore>w
caili If any they
tie said (administration
> grantel.
?r my Hand, this SOth
ber Anrfo Lotnlnl 1913.
J. E. STEW MAN,
Probate Judge.
lirk
JA1 AU *
GK^CONTEST
?n a tTHe Theatre
ho collects^he most
VfOTHER OF THE
rcK.
poi\?
Get yoor father,
STAR THEATRE
we give them with
ed 50 coupon\bring
u a receipt for them
the receipts as they
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